Safety guide for riding Sa Calobra

What to know before riding Sa Calobra: nearest emergency points, road characteristics, traffic at peak hours, and the closest pharmacies for the small stuff. 668 m of climbing — ride within yourself.

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Defibrillator (AED) Emergency help points
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Farmaciola Pharmacies
Carrer Sor Maria dels Dolors, 25, 07316 Moscari, Illes Balears, Spain
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Safety profile

MA-10 Sóller–Lluc–Pollença (Tramuntana tunnels)

MA-10 · 48 km

The signature ridge road of the Tramuntana is also the corridor riders ask about most. Unlit tunnels, no shoulder, blind hairpins and a steady summer mix of motorcoaches and rental cars. Avoid descending in fading light; use a rear flasher in every tunnel even at midday. No per-road casualty figures are published for it.

Narrow lane
Tunnels
Blind corners
Fast descent
Tour-bus traffic

MA-2141 — Sa Calobra access road

MA-2141 · 13 km

26 km out-and-back to the sea with a single narrow lane shared between climbing cyclists, descending cars and the daily tourist-boat coaches up from Port de Sóller. The dead-end character means traffic peaks predictably between 10:00–14:00. Start the climb before 09:00 and exit before noon, or wait until after 17:00.

Narrow lane
Blind corners
Fast descent
Tour-bus traffic

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